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Wireless, RF & Microwave Infrastructure

Above Wireless installs the physical infrastructure behind wireless access and microwave backhaul. Our field installation experience includes Tarana fixed-wireless equipment. New deployments and upgrades require careful coordination between the tower installation, ground equipment, and the customer team responsible for network operation.

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Scope built around the site.

Antenna, radio, and microwave installation with cable routing, equipment changes, alignment, and coordinated commissioning support.

  • Antenna, radio, and fixed-wireless base-node installation
  • Microwave and point-to-point equipment mounting
  • Antenna mounts, brackets, and support hardware
  • Coax, fiber, and equipment cable routing and support
  • Connector weatherproofing, bonding, and surge-protection interfaces
  • Cabinet installation and network hardware placement
  • Equipment replacements and planned cutover support
  • Physical antenna alignment and testing coordination
  • Repeatable installation packages for multi-site deployments

Work can be scoped for tower-mounted equipment, rooftop installations, ground cabinets, and shelter interfaces. Cable paths, mounting details, access, and existing service constraints are reviewed before installation.

Technicians beside dishes and antennas on a guyed tower above farmland
Tower equipmentRelated field imagery: technicians work beside tower-mounted dishes and antennas.

How the work comes together

Define. Coordinate. Document.

01

Confirm the installation package

Review the equipment list, approved mounting locations, cable routes, material responsibility, and acceptance requirements. Identify outage approvals and integration dependencies.

02

Install and coordinate changes

Complete the agreed mounting and cabling work, protect connections, and coordinate equipment replacements with the customer. Keep field changes visible to the project team.

03

Support acceptance

Assist with physical alignment and access for commissioning. Supply installation photographs, field notes, and the test records included in the agreed scope.

Safety & quality

Clear requirements.
Useful field records.

  • Check equipment and mount placement against approved drawings.
  • Review cable support, bend protection, labels, and connection weatherproofing.
  • Check specified grounding and bonding installation details.
  • Confirm RF exposure controls and authorized outage arrangements.
Our field approach

Project responsibilities

Network design, frequency coordination, software configuration, and systems integration remain separately assigned responsibilities. Commissioning support does not imply ownership of network performance. Electrical work and specialist testing are separately scoped with appropriately qualified providers where required.

Where this work fits

Wireless providers · Internet service providers · Network infrastructure owners

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NEXT STEPS

Start with the scope.

Share the general geography, work package and target schedule. We will review access, qualifications and delivery responsibilities with you.